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St. Petersburg, FL — ROW Performance Bond

St. Petersburg's ROW forms directory includes a combined Performance–Payment Bond for an Engineering work permit or minor easement. Check that complete requirement, not just the shorter performance label, before applying.

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Recorded state
Florida
Bond type
Right-of-Way / Street Work Bond
Category
Contractors & construction

What this bond does

Security for the actual City work-permit or minor-easement obligation described in the accepted instrument.

Who needs it
The contractor-principal identified for the St. Petersburg Engineering work permit and bonded work.
Who it protects
The City's form addresses faithful performance, stated City losses and expenses, and payment to qualifying labor/material claimants under its cited Florida statute. Do not assume a performance-labeled offering excludes payment provisions.

Your bond option

This is the option on record for this bond.

The bond amount describes the limit of the bond obligation, not the price. A listed amount does not establish what the requesting party requires. The premium is what you pay and must be confirmed for the actual option. An E&O limit, where listed, is separate errors and omissions insurance.

Bring the work permit and combined form

The City form names St. Petersburg as Owner, identifies the contractor-principal and surety, and leaves the penal sum blank. It calls for the work description, dated permit/minor-easement contract, and Engineering work-permit number. Its duties include authorized extensions and modifications and its cited statutory notice/time limits. Confirm the requested sum and provider's instrument match; the single option displays no fixed amount or term.

Bond issuance is separate from ROW and traffic approval

The City's development-focused ROW guidance distinguishes building permits, ROW work permits, Temporary Traffic Control approval, and minor easements for nonstandard improvements. A Construction Action Plan alone does not authorize construction or closure. The guidance calls for a preconstruction meeting after ROW approval and closeout coordination such as as-built drawings. Purchase Now opens Propeller in a new tab; check the issued document and file it with the assigned City process before treating the permit requirements as satisfied.

Sources

Have these ready

  1. Contractor-principal's legal name, entity type, and requested City bond instrument.
  2. Engineering work-permit number, permit/minor-easement contract, and work description.
  3. Required sum, dates, extensions, execution/witness/seal requirements, and filing instructions.
  4. Applicable ROW/TTC approvals, preconstruction meeting, restoration, and closeout.

Questions about this bond

Does the City's ROW form include payment obligations?

Yes. Its Performance–Payment form includes payments to qualifying claimants supplying labor, materials, or supplies under the cited statute, as well as performance and City-loss provisions.

Does an approved Construction Action Plan allow a road closure?

The City's guidance says a CAP does not authorize construction or closures. Obtain the actual ROW and applicable traffic approvals.

Is this a fixed-term contractor license bond?

The City form concerns the identified work-permit/minor-easement contract and its authorized extensions. It does not establish a fixed annual license term for this offering.

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